County Moves To Get Land For New Jail
County commissioners authorized immediate negotiations to buy a six-property site for a new jail. Real estate appraisers will estimate cost while estates resist rapid clearance. options require Lawrence County Court approval before purchase.
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Lawrence County Court
52 Year Old Mother Agrees Having Baby Is For The Young
LOMNG BEACH Cant curl) Having babies is for young Birks says 52 year old Mrs Clyde Marsh but she had no since she was 50. The American Medical Association says a live birth practically never occurs in a woman over 30 which puts her in a care by herself. Clyde Marsh Jr one week old is in a new hospital and her husband Clyde 63 says it may get hectic when he comes home. One month premature he weighed 4 pounds 2 ounces at birth. Her 2 year old daughter Christine Seay from a previous marriage was six months and weighed 1 pound 9 ounces at birth. She was born RH positive and faces surgery if she is to lead a normal life. It was Marsh's first child though she has three other children 30 and 221 years old and nine grandchildren. In some ways taking care of babies is easier with prepared foods but I can't say I recommend having babies at this age. I’m a lot more nervous than I used to be and will be walking around with a cane before this one is old enough to take care of itself.
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Prison Official Denies Dr Sam Engagement and Parole Denied
Prison officials stated Samuel H Sheppard is not engaged to Mrs Arizne Tebbenjohanns despite her announcement. The Pardon and Parole Commission voted 4-0 against clemency for Sheppard who is serving a life term for the 1934 bludgeon slaying of his pregnant wife Marisa. Governor Rholes has latitude to act on the commission’s recommendation.
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United Press International
James A. Rholes
Rholes
Pacific storm lashes nation Western third with snow
A giant Pacific storm lashed the western third of the nation with high winds and heavy snow. Torrential rains and snow slides blocked highways and rail lines as rivers swelled and hundreds of families evacuated. Light snow and drizzle affected the Midwest as the arctic front retreated to New England.
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New England
Russia Quits Nuclear Talks Breaks Off Ban Negotiations
Washington reports the United States and Britain broke off nuclear test ban talks with the Soviet Union at Russia’s request. Geneva sources say the gap narrowing before the termination, with mixed views on prospects for future agreement. The talks produced technical progress on seismic detection, and negotiations had touched on international inspection.
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Queen Elizabeth Returns to Vancouver After Flight Disruptions
Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip arrived in Vancouver at 12:35 a.m. EST after BOAC Boeing 707 turnbacks due to high winds near Honolulu. The unscheduled stops marked a day of travel hazards affecting destinations across the Pacific, with snow and floods intensifying conditions in California, Nevada, and Idaho.
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Senate Moves Toward Cuban Buildup Probe
The Senate preparedness subcommittee set a year long program to investigate Cuba’s Soviet buildup and Russian forces in Cuba. Chairman John Stennis vowed a thorough inventory of Russian troops at the Bay of Pigs and implied forthcoming testimony on U.S. counter force implications.
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Big Steel Earnings Slump Hit By Kennedy Pressure
Bethlehem Steel Corp disclosed 1982 earnings at a 15 year low with $180 a share and 12.1 billion in sales. US Steel and Republic Steel faced weak results as major producers faced rising costs and Kennedy administration pressure on prices while plans to boost by 8 a ton faltered. Avery Adams of Jones & Laughlin noted continued profit squeeze as the industry faced foreign competition and market uncertainty.
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1962 US Steel Bethlehem profits and dividends noted
The report highlights 1962 sales reaching 791 million, up from 737 million in 1961 for US Steel and Bethlehem. Bethlehem directors approve a quarterly dividend, details show a 60 cent and 624 cent per share dividend for different concerns, with payments set for March and based on stockholder records.
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Dispute Could Topple Forces Of Diefenbaker
Ottawa reports a serious split in the Western alliance over nuclear weapons policy as Prime Minister John Diefenbaker faces a possible general election. He accuses the U S State Department of unwarranted interference in Canadian affairs while the opposition calls for a full explanation of defense policy amid tensions with Washington and Gaullist Europe. The crisis risks bringing down his Conservative government.
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Bob Timmons on team and top player in brief talk
Local notes quote Bob Timmons discussing his squad and standout star Brian Cunvalo as reported on page 12. Hours listed show fall options and ad details with contact phone numbers and newsroom references.
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Liberals Lose Test To Curb Senate Filibuster
Washington UPI report says Senate liberals were defeated 42 to 32 in a test on curbing the filibuster as Democrats push a three fifths rule amendment. The outcome dampens hopes for changing the gag rule this year with Southern Democrats and some Republicans voting to table the measure. The vote occurred as the chamber recessed until Monday amid ongoing debate over ending the two thirds rule for closing a filibuster.
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Macmillan Visits Italian Premier for European Talks
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan travelled to meet Italian leaders today amid concerns Britain would join the six nation Common Market talks. The trip, planned before negotiations, underscored Britain’s intent not to abandon the Common Market nations despite speculation of a counter to the French German treaty.
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Fallout Shower Hangs Over Palmer Alaska City
Washington reports persistently high fallout from fusion nuclear tests with Palmer Alaska receiving the lone annual iodine dose beyond accepted health risk. Officials note protective steps are advised at higher levels though Palmer lacks agricultural contamination risks.
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Strike Talks Fail to Clear Clouded Sky
Muted optimism over strikes in New York, Philadelphia and Cleveland fades as talks stall. Reports say no progress and multiple casualties after a Turkish air disaster and related transit strikes complicate the week. Authorities confirm 15 aboard a plane were killed. Continued on Page 2.
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Moraine Park Land Acquisition Advances for State Park
Dr Maurice K Loxldard state secretary of Furs ests amt Waters said 71 percent of Moraine State Park land has been acquired. Preliminary meetings with engineers show planning progress. Site test borings by Michael Bakir Inc Rochester await release and have been satisfactory. About 3225 acres of the 140 acre park will be water covered. Dr Goddard will discuss Moraine State Park Monday at 2 pm in Morrow Field House Slippery Rock State College.
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Moraine State Park
Morrow Field House
Slippery Rock State College
Death notices fill Friday record page
Death records list multiple individuals with ages and addresses, including Mrs Alice Heckathorne, Mrs Clara Apecella, John W Book, Sacha, Mrs Irate Blair, George M Stewart, Hertha E Queht, and Alfred A Mala, with varying ages and street entries across cities and towns. The column summarizes memorial notices and resident dwelling details for local obituaries.
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Clara Apecella
Huguesne St John W
Teacher in dispute over 1984 now stacks bricks for living
Richard Wyman, 39, a discharged Wrenshall high school English teacher, is earning kurd as a hod carrier after being fired last March for listing George Orwell 1984 on seniors’ reading. He holds a master's in education with 10 years teaching, applied widely but rejected, while noting parents objected to the book but not required reading. He earns about 110 dollars weekly and continues seeking teaching work.
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Wrenthail School Board
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Te Duluth Constriction Company
Wrenshall
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Wynn
Roosevelt Jr. Named For Commerce Post Amid Resignation Talk
President Kennedy designates Frankelin D Roosevelt Jr. as No 2 in the Commerce Department after appointing Tharlay as under secretary. White House press secretary Salinger says no understanding of Roosevelt becoming secretary if Luther H. Inges resigns.
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Arthur Mometer Me Bowler and Negotiation Strikes
Arthur Mometer Me talks of strikes not from a plant, describing personal bowling phrasing and a missed edge that could determine his success. The piece reflects a bowler’s mindset and a rallying cry tied to Dowling, with a mention of his son and a thirty two boda.
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